The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-07-22
PERSONAL.

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Miss. H e. Thomas is visiting friend 8
in Piqua.
w. J. Steele was one of our Moran
visitors Wednesday.
Rev. w. H. Hyatt preached at
Humboldt last Sunday morning.
Miss Anna Ewart. of Sedalia, Mo-,
is visiting with her uncles, Messrs. d.
and A. Ewart.
Miss Cora Overfield, of Fort Scott,
was guest of Miss Allie Scott two or
three days this week.
r. + Lauck was over from Wichita
last Sunday. printer, leave this item
standing until fOrbid.)
Miss Clara WEIGH started Monday
for visit of some weeks with friends
in Missouri and Illinois.
DIR. LaFary is going to Girard Sum
day to spend week with his brother
who has been quite ill.
Miss Sadie Reimert is visiting her
sister, Miss Bulah, in Topeka, and will
remain two or three weeks.
G.. w. Matthews, of Moran has been
in town two or three days this week
courting-fOr another man.
j Rambo, of the DensoC at, was
called to Athony yesterday by the
death of his brother-in-law.
Miss Fannie Mcclure went to EN-
poria last Saturday where she will
spend several weeks with relatives and
friends.
Frank Cease came in from the west
Tuesday. He says that the train was
in the rain all the way, distance OF
200 miles.
Mr.. C. B. Hall, of Usage, called on
US Monday. He was one of the for.
tunate ones upon whom the rain fell
last Friday.
G.. w. Myers, formerly of Usage
township, but now fireman on the
Wichita road, was in town yesterday
and called on us.
Mrs. Flora Morrison, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. w. Scott,
for some weeks, has returned to her
home in Indiana.
II. L. Heidelburg has gone to Ala
bama for q months visit with his moth
er, Geo. H. Gregg acting as agent for
the Wichita in his absence.
John Beggs was called home the first
of the week by the serious illness of
one Of his little girls. We are glad to
learn that the child is better.
B. D. Davidson came down from
Hutchinson Wednesday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Fast. He will probab-
ly return home with his family to-day
or tomorrow.
e. 81. DeClute and family started
Monday to Michigan where they will
spend the remainder Of the heated
term among old friends. The REGIS.
TER wishes them a pleasant vacation.
DIR. Torbert, of the Humboldt Cream
cry, YVES in town Monday. He has
recently returned from New Orleans
where he says he sold 5000 worth of
butter. He now Is manufacturing 1000
pounds daily and finds ready sale for
It.
Thomas Stiginwalt, of Pasadena,
California, but formerly an early resi-
dent of Allen county, stopped off here
a week among old friends on his re-
turn from a visit to Ohio. He reports
the lola folks at Pasadena getting
along finely.
Thomas Carney, one of OR War
Governors and the man who once drew
his private check for $125, 900 to tide
Kansas over in the dark days, was in
town last Saturday. He bears his col
years lightly and Is still in active bust
ness, his home being at Leavenworth.
The unaccountable oversight by rea.
son of which we announced last week
the visit of Mrs. w. G. Thrasher and
Miss Maud at Yates Center, has not
prevented their lola friends from tho
roughly enjoying their presence here. |
They return this week to their home
in Lawrence.
B. F. Othick was over from Fort
Scott last Friday on business. Hell
thinks the old town will take another |
boom in the fall. We are glad to learn |
that he prosrsred in the last one. He
informed US that his old partner, G.
Smith is now located in Larned, and |
has recently been married.
Chas. Beatley, one Of our real estate
men, started Sunday to Michigan ex.
pecting to be gone about three weeks.
RumOr has 1t that he will bring bride
with him and that soon after his re.
turn he will begin the erection of a
handsome residence. Very amiable
and proper things to do, both of these.
and we hope Madame Rumor speaks
truth.
o. z. Northrup expects to start to-
night for Denver and will spend three
or four weeks among the mountains of
Colorado. He will probably 70 over
into the San Juan country and Wis.,
it the Arnold and Inge mine before re-
We cannot think of pleas.
Rnter trip than this would be at this
season Of the year, Il
Mrs. A. 8. Olin has been entertain
ing for few days one of her former
pupils, Mr.. s. L. Wood, now of Lon
don, England. Mr.. Wood is not yetl
q years of age but has already achiev-
I'd enviable fame as an artist, being |
regularly employed on the artistic staff |
II three Of the leading London illus
rated papers. He says that Buffalo
Bills "Wild West" show has created
! great Juror, and part of his business {
IN America il to make studies OF the [
Indian and Cow Boy In their native
1aunts for use In the London Graphic {
N which paper he IL regularly en-
,loyed. II